Carol Ford-Duncan (D)

Mon., Oct. 23, 2000

Personal

Married to Anthony Duncan, with one son.

Employment

Kaiser Steelworker for 28 years.

Education

Attended high school in Kalispell, Mont.

Political history

First run for political office.

Issues

Health insurance for all residents, lower prescription drug costs, living wage jobs and more funding for schools.

Finances

Contributions: $6,900. Expenditures: $3,456.49.

Website

choicenet1.com/fordduncan

Quote

“I’ve met people that don’t want to turn their heat on; people that are skimping on I don’t want to know what just to be able to afford their medication - taking half pills and not eating full meals. It’s sad and it’s not necessary in this day and age.”

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